Repost of Antelope Island: I am experiencing problems exporting photos to UHH on Safari. I recently shifted to Google and in the process, did not notice that everything went out as a...

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

I am experiencing problems exporting photos to UHH on Safari. I recently shifted to Google and in the process, did not notice that everything went out as a Tiff. Some members cannot download the tiffs. Sorry!!

I have attached all the Antelope Island photos as jpegs.

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flathead27ford Loc: Colorado, North of Greeley

Nice series.

scooper44 Loc: Layton UT

Your first closeup of the bison with it’s head down is my favorite. He or she could be saying, “you owe me money!” I hope you were using a telephoto lens ??
Great pictures – – we love antelope Island – – always something different to see!

Umnak Loc: Mount Vernon, Wa.

Great set Mike!!
More of your fantastic panos and the buffalo are all awesome!
Rob

Cany143 Loc: SE Utah

Pretty nice overall, Mike.

But I've got a question. Is the curving 'fall-off' on the left side of #3 an optical illusion of sorts due to the actual lay of the land? Or was it a result of a slightly downward angle of your shooting producing a sort of parallax paradox? If the latter, easy enough to correct in Ps. Try 'Transform' and below that, 'Warp.'

jpgto Loc: North East Tennessee

Enjoyed the series.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

flathead27ford wrote:

Nice series.

I appreciate the visit.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

scooper44 wrote:

Your first closeup of the bison with it’s head down is my favorite. He or she could be saying, “you owe me money!” I hope you were using a telephoto lens ??
Great pictures – – we love antelope Island – – always something different to see!

Antelope Island is always fun (less when the bugs are out). The bison were so close that I had to drop my lens to 140mm fit them in.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Cany143 wrote:

Pretty nice overall, Mike.

But I've got a question. Is the curving 'fall-off' on the left side of #3 an optical illusion of sorts due to the actual lay of the land? Or was it a result of a slightly downward angle of your shooting producing a sort of parallax paradox? If the latter, easy enough to correct in Ps. Try 'Transform' and below that, 'Warp.'

Actually, Jim, the stitch of the pano yielded that. I am ashamed that I did not think of transform for a repair.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Umnak wrote:

Great set Mike!!
More of your fantastic panos and the buffalo are all awesome!
Rob

I do appreciate your supportive visits, Rob.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

jpgto wrote:

Enjoyed the series.

Thanks for the visit and kind comment, Jeff.

WDCash Loc: Milford, Delaware, USA

UTMike wrote:

I am experiencing problems exporting photos to UHH on Safari. I recently shifted to Google and in the process, did not notice that everything went out as a Tiff. Some members cannot download the tiffs. Sorry!!

I have attached all the Antelope Island photos as jpegs.

Great shots Mike.
I like them all
The first Buffalo looks like its wearing earrings

When I first saw the tags I thought someone had hung Christmas ornaments on ii. I thought, "now that was brave"

jederick Loc: Northern Utah

Mike you take a nice area and make it beautiful...excellent presentations!!

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

WDCash wrote:

Great shots Mike.
I like them all
The first Buffalo looks like its wearing earrings

When I first saw the tags I thought someone had hung Christmas ornaments on ii. I thought, "now that was brave"

Thanks, Bill. I assume that the tagging is done very carefully.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

jederick wrote:

Mike you take a nice area and make it beautiful...excellent presentations!!

I appreciate that, Jim. You know how easy it is to make the Island look good.